C. Furlan

C. Furlan is affiliated with TU Delft’s Architecture and the Built Environment school and the Environmental Technology and Design department. Their research focuses on circular economy transitions, urban planning, and geographic data analysis. Key contributions include geodesign approaches for circular cities and spatial parameters for sustainable construction hubs. Furlan has organized conferences like the Summer School on Circularity in the Built Environment and the AESOP Congress.

Research interests emphasize circularity in built environments, metropolitan resource management, and ecosystem services in urban contexts. Recent work explores material loops, territorial design, and policy frameworks for sustainable development.

• Key Awards: Aesop Young Investigator Award (2019), Urban Studies Institute Fellowship (2020)
• Grants/Activities: Led REPAiR H2020 projects, contributed to datasets on waste landscapes in Amsterdam and Flanders.